GUNS/RLTD Republicans Vote With Democrats To Advance ‘Red Flag’ Gun Confiscation Bill

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READ THE NAMES: 135 Republicans Vote With Democrats To Advance 'Red Flag' Gun Confiscation Bill As Part Of NDAA

Republicans fall for classic Democrat trick to include controversial legislation in a bill to fund the troops
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this is all of the article that would copy. they stuck this is their bill but the repubs voted for it anyway!


This morning the United States House of Representatives voted to advance legislation that will allow police to confiscate firearms of individuals believed to be a threat to themselves or others, known as Red Flag Laws, that became highly controversial during the Trump administration due to fears they would be abused. The anti-Second Amendment bill, which soared through the U.S. House and will now head to the Senate, had the bipartisan support of 135 Republican representatives.
While many of those who voted alongside Democrats are not surprising to many, others portray themselves as America First candidates who seek to realize President Donald Trump’s agenda. Among these are Reps. Matt Gaetz, Madison Cawthorn, Elise Stefanik, Devin Nunes, Ronny Jackson, President Trump’s former White House doctor, and Greg Pence, the brother of former Vice President Mike Pence, as well as House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Dissident Soaps

Other Republicans who voted for the Red Flag Law gun confiscation bill include many of President Trump’s opponents, including those who voted for impeachment. Among these are Reps. Herrera-Beutler, Dan Newhouse, Fred Upton, Peter Meijer, John Katko, Dave Valado, Adam Kinzinger, and Liz Cheney.





As is typical for Democrat presidents, the Red Flag Law gun confiscation legislation was folded into the often-controversial National Defense Authorization Act bill for 2021, which funds the United States Armed Forces. Typically, Democrats use this bill – which is politically costly for Republicans to avoid assenting to – to ram unpopular legislation through the U.S. House.
In 2012, many Republicans faced similar outcry from voters after they voted for Barack Obama’s 2012 NDAA, which Obama signed into law in December of 2011. The 2012 NDAA legalized the indefinite detainment and detention of American citizens, and made it illegal to protest at an event where Secret Service was present. Many Republicans defended their vote by claiming it was necessary to make sure active duty troops would receive their pay. The ACLU slammed the Obama regime for the law at the time.
 
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Now you know why facespook has been offering confidential help to those who may have been exposed to Trump supp..er uhh radical content. All they will need is one person 'concerned' enough about something they saw (the facespook warning tag) to click a button and the confiscation orders are transmitted to the local jackboot heroes who will save us from the radicals.

As Dennis likes to point out, slaughtering the Jews by the millions in nazi germany was perfectly legal.
 
NoDandy

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Where can we get a complete list of the Commie Publicans that voted for this ?

DELETE, found it
 
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NoDandy

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Faroe said:
Good cop/bad cop.
Please do your part, and send a sternly worded letter of disapproval to your representatives.
And, vote harder next time!
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Sadly, my Rep voted for that garbage.

Have just sent a stern letter / email.

Do not believe it will do any good. Have been busy informing my family & friends. He just lost a lot of votes. Sadly, will not matter !!
 
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Dennis Olson said:
I’d like an explanation as to why you said that.
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If a hick from Harney County can tell you what you are up against. Surly a billionaire president could have told you.

You have a president now who stages everything, before you had one who could not keep one CNN reporter out of the room or from asking questions. But just wait. I think I'll get My Pillow and wait for the next audit.
 
TheSearcher

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Are you sure about that?
Hi-D said:
If a hick from Harney County can tell you what you are up against. Surly a billionaire president could have told you.

You have a president now who stages everything, before you had one who could not keep one CNN reporter out of the room or from asking questions. But just wait. I think I'll get My Pillow and wait for the next audit.
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That's not an answer to the question. And it also not a response from the person asked.
 
TheSearcher

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Are you sure about that?
Hi-D said:
You get what you get. Keep voting for it.
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Which still isn't an explanation for pinklestiensmoms comment. I get it, you're angry about the subject of this thread.

So am I.

But you're not actually addressing the specific question asked, you're just using it as a springboard to complain.
 
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Trump is/was not God.
He was and is 100% behind the vax.
Wasn't he not opposed to the red flag laws? I honestly cannot remember.
He did do what he could to help America.
 
pinkelsteinsmom

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TheSearcher said:
Which still isn't an explanation for pinklestiensmoms comment. I get it, you're angry about the subject of this thread.

So am I.

But you're not actually addressing the specific question asked, you're just using it as a springboard to complain.
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Well, I had to get dressed, sorry for the delay. I loved DT, voted for him and still will, BUT, he seems to have very little knowledge of the Constitution. His corrupt advisors made sure of that. The vaxine, and his comment on gun control with Finestein was "I prefer confiscation firsrt, due process can come later". My state and others passed red flag laws with no push back after he said that publicly.
 
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pinkelsteinsmom said:
Do you not remember him saying in a public meeting with the left, that he favors confiscation first, due process can come later? After that statement, WA state and others past red flag laws.
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That was just Trump doing what Trump does— reacting to a question with a quick response that wasn’t correctly worded. I think if he had taken the time to think through the issue, he would have answered differently. You can’t hold someone to account when they clearly mis-spoke. You have to judge the man on the entirety of his life, not one single poorly worded sentence. I’ll take Trump and his hastily worded statements every time over the carefully worded blather of the globalists.
 
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Rumor is Repub's voted yea for it to get it to conference committee & hopefully it will be stripped from the bill there.
No link, from a friend.
 
TheSearcher

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Are you sure about that?
Hi-D said:
You get what you get. Keep voting for it.
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pinkelsteinsmom said:
Well, I had to get dressed, sorry for the delay. I loved DT, voted for him and still will, BUT, he seems to have very little knowledge of the Constitution. His corrupt advisors made sure of that. The vaxine, and his comment on gun control with Finestein was "I prefer confiscation firsrt, due process can come later". My state and others passed red flag laws with no push back after he said that publicly.
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Understood, and being busy is a thing. I have issues with same statements, but as Dennis implied, off-the-cuff statements often are wrong, or at least poorly transmitted.
 
TheSearcher

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Are you sure about that?
AuEagle said:
Rumor is Repub's voted yea for it to get it to conference committee & hopefully it will be stripped from the bill there.
No link, from a friend.
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I'm hoping so, but it's a dangerous way to do it. Sometimes, it's better to set aside political games and say "that's fscking stupid, and the courts have already said what you want to do is unconstitutional".
 
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Publius said:
We had a few courts rule it unconstitutional as it ends around the individual rights.
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May 17, 2021 the Supreme Court that ruled it was unconstitutional and it's done in many cases without a proper warrant and deprives the person of rights and proper due-process of law on a number of levels. .
 
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Share The Story While you were distracted with the Arizona Audit, Congress (including 135 Republicans) the House of Representatives just passed a new Red Flag Gun Confiscation law. How did they do it? With the help of 135 Republicans joining with the Democrats to pass something so clearly...
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Everyone that has a treasonous rep that voted for this, should breath fire on them !!!
 
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